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Specialized drones removed 660 pounds of trash from the mountain this season.

Planetary building blocks shimmer in this extraterrestrial light show.

‘Jaws’ doesn’t hold up as well without those terrifying teeth.

‘Imagine glowing trees replacing streetlights.’

Historians and epidemiologists join forces to uncover some scary and relevant lessons.

Randtel refurbishes and retrofits used pay phones that the public can use for free.

About 70% to 80% of people report dreaming in color.

This 14-port hub can connect to and charge your laptop, external monitors, and accessories. Grab some upgraded USB-C cables as part of the sale, too.

New research on the Bennu asteroid explains why some look red, blue, or grey.

Rembrandt painted with it. This worm survives on it. Say hello to orpiment.

Save up to 45% during the end-of-summer audio sale at Amazon, but act fast before prices rise and the leaves fall.

The colorful crustacean has a one in 2 million genetic mutation.

Raise a pint to proteins.

The 'natural antidepressant' may not be as safe or effective as you think.

Natural hydrogen could transform the clean energy sector—if we can find enough of it.

With the adaptable Z100 wireless surround sound speaker system, TCL and Dolby want to introduce tech that makes movie nights feel special without needing a specialist.

How the insect made its way across the pond remains a mystery

New evidence of farming discovered far outside the Fertile Crescent.

The world’s largest solar telescope captured a powerful X-class solar flare in August 2024.